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Why should I register to vote? 

Registering to vote is essential to participate in both local and national elections. If you're not registered, you won’t be able to have a say in choosing who represents you.

Who can register to vote in England? 

To register, you must be:

• 16 years old or over (but you can only vote from age 18).
• A UK or Irish citizen.
• A living in the UK.
• A living in the UK.

Each individual is responsible for registering themselves.

Can students register to vote? 

Yes, students can register at both their home and term-time addresses. On polling day, they can choose where it's most convenient to vote. Note that you can only vote once in general elections, but you can vote in both home and term-time local elections.

How do I register to vote? 

You can register or . Online registration is quick and easy. The registration process usually take about 5 minutes. You’ll need to provide:

• Your name
• Your address
• Your date of birth
• Your National Insurance number

Once registered, you’ll receive confirmation from your local electoral registration office.

How do I find my National Insurance Number?

Your National Insurance number is on your National Insurance card or in official documents like payslips, P60s, or tax/benefits letters.

If you can’t find it, visit or call 0300 200 3500.

How do I check if I am already registered?

If you're unsure whether you’re registered, contact your local electoral registration office. You can find their contact details by entering your postcode .

For more details, visit the .